(1897); Tiruvārūr Purānam; Veteranya Purānam (1897); Namakkal Cenkalunīr Vināyakar Navaratna Mālai (1898); Manamaturai Stalapurānam (1901); Tiru uttarakocamankai Mankaleswari Pillai Tamil (1901); Cuntara Vilācam (1904); Śivasthala Mañjari (1905); and Tiruniturttala Purānam (1908). From 1882, V.T.S. was collecting details about Śiva temples with a view to prepare a directory-like book, Śiva Sthala Agarati. However, his wish was fulfilled after a long interval of 23 years. It was Mahāmahopatiyya Dr. U.V. Swaminatha Iyer who suggested the title "Śivasthala Mañjari". Legacy As per his wish, his samādhi was built in direct view of the Tiruttani temple gopuram. His immortality is well established in the hearts of all those who enjoy singing Tiruppukal. The story of V.T.S. has been rendered in poetic form in 121 verses under the title of "Tiruppukal Cuppiramaniya Nāyanar", which occurs in Ceytontar Purānam, composed by Varakavi Tenur Cokkalinkam Pillai. Dr. U.V. Swaminatha Iyer noted: "Pūvarum amalan, ayilkarac cevvēl ponnati yēninain turkit Tāvarum aruna kiripperun kaviñan cārriya Tiruppukal palavum Mēvaru nilaiyai unarntavan arulē meyttunai yākkotu tēti Yāvarum peraccey cuppiramaniya ēntalcīr iyampurar pārrō!" ["Is it possible to describe the greatness of Cuppiramaniya (V.T.S) who, with the grace of the Lord, searched and made available to all, Tiruppukal songs sung by the great Arunagiri, the poet who melted in devotion with his mind always on the golden feet of Lord Murukan?"] References Sources Publication of Tiruppukal a Century Ago by V.T. Subramania Pillai: The Man and His Mission 1909 deaths 1846 births Indian musicologists Indian music educators 19th-century musicologists